Tuomarinkylä Manor Museum

Helsinki, Finland

The history of Tuomarinkylä Manor dates back to the 15th century. The present main manor house was built around 1790. Today the main building is a museum and there’s also a horse farm and restaurant. The fairly small museum has eight room carefully restored in the style of different periods over the last two hundred years.

Address

Weckströminpolku , Helsinki, Finland

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Details

Founded: ca. 1790
Category: Museums in Finland
Historical period: The Age of Enlightenment (Finland)

More Information

www.vihreatsylit.fi
www.muuka.com
www.museot.fi

Rating

4.3/5 (based on Google user reviews)

Interesting Sites Nearby

Olympic Stadium (8 km)
Kallio Church (8 km)
The Church of St. Lawrence (3,2 km)

Senate Square (9,7 km)
Helsinki Cathedral (9,6 km)
Havis Amanda (9,8 km)
Presidential Palace (9,7 km)
Ateneum Art Museum (9,6 km)
Uspenski Cathedral (9,7 km)
Hakasalmi Villa (9,2 km)
The National Museum of Finland (9,2 km)
Parliament House (9,4 km)

User Reviews

Roman Lihhavtshuk (4 years ago)
Beautiful place and surroundings. The art school is inside an old mansion building. There is also a small art gallery with a nice exhibitions and a small boutique store. The are in general is very nice, with a restaraunt and a design shop, as well as horses. If you around, highly recommend.

Kristy S (5 years ago)
Alfa Art school is really a great place to develop creativity of anyone who is interested no matter of level of experience and background. Exhibitions of artists and school's art students are regularly changing and are very interesting. Recommend to visit.

Teddy Huuskonen (5 years ago)
Great place to relax and go for a walk! Many nice things to see, if You visit here ones, You defenetly come again.

Thor Hauer (6 years ago)
Har handlet blomster der de siste tre årene og harvært fornøyd bortsett fra siste gangen da rosene jeg kjøpe holdt kun i 3 dager.

markku nurmi (6 years ago)
Josko tänne joku eksyy löytyy täältä vaate myyntiä ja kahvio, niitä ennen on ohitettu ratsastustallit.

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